NRA Policy Put Into Hands of Special Board
The Roosevelt administration shifts NRA policy to a six member board including Donald R. Richberg Secretary Ickes Perkins and Harry L. Hopkins with a reform of the prior one man rule of Johnosn The board will shape the blue eagle unit while Richberg heads a reorganized industrial emergency committee of six and policy passes through the White House with Richberg still guiding policy decisions.
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NRA
Donald R. Richberg
Hugh S. Johnson
Richberg
Roosevelt
Johnson
Blue Eagle
White House
Wall Street
Wallace
Perkins
Morgenthau
Rexford G. Tugwell
Ickes
Harry L. Hopkins
Richberg Et Cea
Hoover book published warns against regimentation
Herbert Hoover released The Challenge to Liberty in New York on September 28. The former president argues that expanding government control over daily life risks mastering people's souls and thoughts, denouncing national regimentation and urging new inventions and discoveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Herbert Hoover
Palo Alto
Cal
Trusty Acquitted of Death Charges in Arkansas Case
In Little Rock Frank Martin, a trusty guard serving a year for a 1930 slaying, was acquitted of first degree murder in the shooting death of Helen Spence Eaton, a female convict who attempted to escape from the state farm for women on July 12. Prosecutors alleged he stalked and killed her, while the defense argued no crime occurred.
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Little Rock
Ark
Frank Martin
Helen Spence Eaton
Martin
State Farm
Monument scaffold greets visitor amid new deal talk
A letter from Washington describes a scaffold around the Capitol dome area and questions if the new deal is rebuilding George's monument. The writer notes a hotel lobby full of badges and alleges police appointments reflect voluntary vacancy. The tone is skeptical of political patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dee
Washington's
Jesse Jones
Jesse
George’s’ Monument
Mayor Backs Argonne Day Forget-Me-Not Drive
Mayor C. A. Brown endorses the Forget-Me-Not day drive by Disabled American Veterans Chapter 2 of Pocatello. He recalls the Meuse-Argonne offensive and Armistice, urges citizens to wear blue remembrance flowers and support veterans through the annual drive on Argonne day, September 29.
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Pocatello
Argonne
C. A. Brown
Meuse-Argonne Forest
Fashion Show Ends Tonight at Dance Gardens
The 1934 Style Show Beauty contest and Electric Appliance exhibition closes tonight after capacity crowds at the Dance Gardens. Miss Idaho will be chosen from entrants including Helen Titus Margarette Sorenson Gatheera Phi Bennet Rudman & Gottberg Kaguggan Bistline Norma Dorothy Royter Lines Mary Allen Gottberg American Falls Francis Dice Fargo-Wilson-Wells Bernice Hazel Miss Lava Hot Springs Helen Miller Watson Brothers Deloris Hartvigsen Piggly Wiggly Vivian Pratt Miss Aberdeen Norma Cottrell Claudia Wilcox Amazon Club Bessie Francis Vogt's Louise Call Miss Bancroft Christine Cottrell Ford V-8 Embry Francis Block's Ethel Grey Chevrolet Motor Co Grace Exum Pocatello Drug Co Zelda Hall Miss McCammon Petronilla Moore Shell Oil Beta Crouch Miller's High Life Leola Seed Craven Transfer Co Alice Cook Medlen Studio Ada Cottrell Junior Chamber of Commerce Bernice Benton Armour Creameries Margaret Boyce Lions Club. Doors open 7 pm with program at 7:45 pm and dancing by the Cavanaugh School. fashion skits include Watson's Bowles Mack Blocks and The Peoples Store.
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Dance Gardens
Idaho
Helen Titus
Gem Valley
Margarette Sorenson
Down At
A Hot Springs
Gatheera Phi Bennet
Rudman & Gottberg Kaguggan
Bistline's
Norma
Dorothy Royter
Or Lines
Mary Allen
Gottberg
American Falls
Francis Dice
Fargo - Wilson-Wells
Bernice Hazel
Miss Bancroft
Christine Cottrell
Ford V-8
Embry Francis
Block's
Ethel Grey
Chevrolet Motor Co
Grace Exum
Pocatello Drug Co
Zelda Hall
Miss McCammon
Petronilla Moore
Shell Oil
Beta Crouch
Miller’s High Life
Leola Seed
Craven Transfer Co
Alice Cook
Medlen Studio
Ada Cottrell
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Bernice Benton
Armour Creameries
Margaret Boyce
Lions Club
Bonus Arguments Reignite Across Veterans Ranks
Washington reports show a renewed push for immediate cash payment of the World War I bonus. Rep Patman of Texas announced plans to press the issue at the Veterans of Foreign Wars encampment in Louisville on Monday. In contrast the American Legion revealed only five of its 48 state departments have urged Congress to cash the bonus.
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Washington
Congress
Patman
Texas
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Louisville
American Legion
Slayer Pays for Death of Officer
Huntsville Texas September 28 The state executes Ed Perchmouth Stanton for the 1993 slaying of Tulsa Sheriff J C Moseley. He walked to the death chamber calm and repentant and spoke brief words to the warden before the sentence was carried out.
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Huntsville
Texas
State of
Ed (Perchmouth) Stanton
J. C. Moseley
Tulsa
Stanton
W. W. Ward
Idaho Weather Changes Spark Public Attention
Weather brief notes a shift in Idaho conditions with potential impacts on agriculture and daily life. Officials urge preparedness as forecasts indicate changing patterns through the coming period.
Stephan visits Pocatello and attacks Mountain Home taxes
Frank L. Stephan of Twin Falls, Republican candidate for governor, visits Pocatello and holds a conference with party workers before heading to Blackfoot for a GOP session. He blasts Gov. C. Ben Ross’s Mountain Home remarks on tax shifts and defends his own view that indirect taxes finance most state revenue.
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Frank L. Stephan
Twin Falls
Blackfoot
Ben Ross
Mountain Home
Stephan
Idaho
Meteor Blazing Meteoright Nearly Collides With Airliner
An airliner narrowly escaped a head on encounter with a meteor flashing through Solano county at 70 000 mph. Co pilot Archie Anderson banked sharply as the meteor neared. Dr Robert Aitken of Lick Observatory notes the chance of a hit was between one and one million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Cal
Solano County
Archie Anderson
Anderson
Ironomera
Robert Aitken
Lick Observatory
Uni of California
Aitken
Socialist ticket files after long drive to Boise
The three man Socialist party ticket was filed in Boise on September 28 after party officials from Pocatello delivered missing nominating certificates. The slate includes Allen L. Adams of Caldwell for governor, George F. Hidner of Burl for lieutenant governor, and D. P. Donahue of Pocatello for the second district congressman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Socialist Party
Pocatello
Joh. P. Mix
Allen L. Adams
Caldwell
George F. Hidner
Burl
D. P. Donahue
Liberty League backs economic freedom in platform
The American Liberty League announces it should add economic freedom to its program as Senator Borah praises the stance. Leader Jouett Shouse confirms support and cites the league's charter guaranteeing work, savings, property rights, and enterprise.
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Shouse
Borah
Economic Freedom
One League Aim
Washington
American Liberty League, Inc
William E. Borah
Idaho
League
Jouett Shouse
American Liberty League
State Intends to Keep Roads Open
Idaho officials forecast a heavy winter for snow removal with one major improvement ready. A high bridge on the Spencer Monida highway eliminates a long snow blocked loop above Pleasant valley and reduces closures between Spencer and Monida on the Montana Idaho pass.
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Boise
Idaho
State Highway Department
J. H. Stemmer
Spencer-Monida
Monida
Montana
Spencer
Butte
Pleasant Valley
Ducks to Get Half Hour More Peace
Boise news reports a new order from the biological survey banning the half hour before sunrise for duck shooting, reversing longstanding practices. The state game department released the measure, which also addresses earlier noon restrictions on opening day shooting.
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Boise
State Game Department
Railroads May Be United Says Clerk Official
George M. Harrison of Cincinnati predicts a unified national railroad system through legislation to pass next Congress. He cites Brotherhood opposition over job losses and notes ongoing legal challenges to the 65 retirement age. He urges shorter working hours to return the unemployed to work and reduce government relief costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Congress
George M. Harrison
Cincinnati
Ohio
The
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
American Federation of Labor
Harrison
Brotherhoods
San Francisco
Labor Federation
Roosevelt urges unity in relief drive at 1934 conference
At the White House conference on mobilizing for human needs President Roosevelt asks local communities to bear the relief burden. He emphasizes relief as a privilege and says unity of effort can curb destitution while ensuring aid reaches those who deserve it, with Newton D. Baker leading the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Newton D. Baker
Ohio
Two Arrested As Murder Suspects In Detroit Slaying
Erie police arrested George Crooks and Mrs P Crooks in a shack on the city outskirts after an unidentified man accused them of killing 1 year old Lillian Gallaher in Detroit. The body was found in a trunk in a Detroit apartment deserted days earlier by a trap drummer and his wife.
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Erie
Lillian Gallaher
Detroit
George Crooks
P. Crooks
Crooks
Gallaher
Attempt to Disorganize Union Meets in Pocatello
A well attended Progressive union meeting at 132 South Main discussed alleged use of state relief funds to build a relief workers organization for partisan politics. It claimed proof of an organizer in Pocatello paid with federal funds contrary to orders from the president and Harry Hopkins. A committee was named to probe political influence in federal relief in Bannock county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Union
South Main
State Relief Authority
Pocatello
The
United States
Harry Hopkins
Bannock County
Interstate Auto Crash Probed Near Bellefonte
State police investigating a car wreck on a Pennsylvania highway found an interstate factor. The driver Tony Stevens, a resident of Illinois, held the operator's license while a cow was killed in the collision on the roadway near Bellefonte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolite
Viditich Versus Soliz Headline West Coast Lightweight Duel
The first American Legion fight card of the fall season bowls at Auditorium theatre at 8 30 tonight led by Leonard Viditich of Denver and Augie Soliz of Los Angeles in a ten round lightweight main event. Ace Richardson and Manual Bulido meet in a six round semi windup. Additional bouts feature Dean Parker vs Eldon Boyce and Herb Carlyle vs Pete Fellis in four round clashes plus a battle royal.
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Leonard Viditich
Denver
Augie Soliz
Los Angeles
Ace Richardson
Delco
Manual Bulido
Salt Lake City
Dean Parker
Eldon Boyce
Pocatello
Herb Carlyle
Pete Fellis
American Legion
Auditorium Theatre
West
Colorado
California
Soliz
Viditich
Salt Lake
Byron Mason
Dec
Return of Gold Standard Urged
The Federal Reserve Board disclosed it had received a statement from the Federal Advisory Council urging a return to the gold standard and the end of monetary experiments. The board returned the statement and an accompanying letter as beyond its jurisdiction. J. J. Thomas, acting governor, said he was surprised by the receipt of the statement. The council’s emissary H. E. Emmart delivered the document on behalf of Howard Bruce and Walter Lichtenstein, with Bruce and Lichtenstein arranging the mission from Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Advisory Council
J. J. Thomas
H. E. Emmart
Baltimore
Howard Bruce
Walter Lichtenstein
Chicago
Cincinnati Beats St Louis In Low Scoring Tilt
National League game at St Louis features Cincinnati held scoreless until late as St Louis edges them with a final two runs. Frey and Lombardi, J Dean and Delancey credited with appearances. Weather outlook notes chilly night conditions and frost at forecast.
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St. Louis
Cincinnati
Frey and
Lombardi
J. Dean
Delancey
Arrests in Lindbergh case predicted by Dr Condon
Dr J F Condon forecasts a major arrest in the Lindbergh kidnapping case, saying the suspect will surprise the public. Bruno Richard Hauptmann is the only inmate then in custody as officials seek a stoop-shouldered man and a Latin woman tied to the abduction.
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Lindbergh
DR. Condon
Ronald Dixon
New York
J. F. Condon
Jasfie
Charles A. Lindbergh
Department of Justice
Charles Lindbergh, Jr
Jassie
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Cardinals Can Tie Giants With Win Over Reds
The Cardinals must win again against Cincinnati to tie the Giants atop the NL standings with 93 wins and 58 losses as the season nears its end. Early chaos in the opener nearly cost St Louis, but relief pitching sealed an 8 to 5 victory. Boston moved up with a 7 to 2 win over Philadelphia while Pittsburgh fell to Chicago and Detroit routed Chicago White Sox 11 to 0.
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Hugh S. Fullerton, JR
Associated Press
Cardinals
Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
St. Louis
Brooklyn Dodgers
Bill Terry
Dodgers
Gordon Slade
Bill Walker
Walker
Dazzy Vance
Tony Freitas
St Johnson
Slade
Paul Derringer
Boston
Braves
Phillies
Pirates
Cubs
Pittsburgh
Tigers
White Sox
Schoolboy Rowe
Unions Ignore Green Plea Over Building Trades Reaffiliation
In San Francisco on September 28 AP reports the Building Trades department of the AF of L rejected William Green's appeal to reverse expulsions of delegates from three unions. The executive council had voted to readmit carpenters bricklayers and electricians within the department, The president warned the action violated AF of L laws and urged undoing the move to align with the council.
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San Francisco
Building Trades
Building Trades Department
American Federation of Labor Today
William Green
A. F. of L
Carpenters, Bricklayers and Electrical Workers International
Green
Federation
Building Department
Executive Council
Borah Wins Auto Crash Damages After Second Jury Award
John Borah of Hazelwood Pa. initially won 6000 dollars in damages in Steubenville Ohio-auto collision case. The defendant H W Martin secured a new trial and a second jury awarded Borah 8750 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
Ohio
John Borah
Hazelwood
H. W. Martin
Borah
Theft of 75-foot wooden bridge on Sile river
A remarkable incident reports the steel not stolen bridge over the Sile river in Italy. The 75 foot wooden structure vanished overnight indicating a calculated heist. Local authorities investigate the mysterious disappearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Sile
Diaper Business in Los Angeles Faces Suit
Ernest E. Woodward sues Phillip Kearney for 5000 alleging unfair competition in baby diaper and laundry services. Woodward claims he originated the concept and provided diapers and garments in Los Angeles Hollywood and Beverly Hills. Kearney runs a rival baby laundry and supply service canvassing Woodward’s customers including film actresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Ernest E. Woodward
Baby Garment Service
Baby Laundry Service
Phillip Kearney
Woodward
Hollywood
Beverly Hills
Kearney
Baby Laundry and Supply Service
Willard Adams Named Acting Postmaster at Rigby Idaho
The post office department announces Willard Adams as acting postmaster at Rigby Idaho replacing the prior appointee. Adams takes the role as of today under the department's local appointment process.
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AME
Warringtom
Post Office Department
Willard Adams
Rigby
Idaho
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Watson's Bowles- Mack, Blocks
Peoples Store
Frank Stephan
Ross
Baldridge
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Brotherhood
Utah
Hauptmann
John J. Hanley
Hanley
N. Y
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